If ever there were such a thing as a bipartisan energy source, it is certainly hydroelectric, and natural gas would be at the top of the list.
Ed Whitfield: “If ever there were such a thing as a bipartisan energy source, it is certainly hydroelectric, and natural gas would be…”
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Ed Whitfield emphasizes the bipartisan nature of hydroelectric and natural gas energy sources.
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